By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) Recently a monthly podcast that I subscribe to sent me a renewal notice… and I threw it in the garbage. It’s not that I suddenly realized there was nothing left to learn in […]
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Category: Technology
Simulation Education – Too much emphasis on the toys and not enough on the theory?
By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) Over the last two decades, one of the prominent debates in simulation education has been around fidelity – the accuracy of representation of reality. For thousands (!!) of dollars, technology companies can provide […]
Why is Emergency Medicine the leader in social media and #meded?
Today’s post is from Michelle Lin, who is the editor-in-chief for Academic Life in Emergency Medicine (ALiEM). AliEM has > 2M unique visits each year, an indirect marker of the influence of this site. Michelle has […]
CBME and Surgical Education Scholarship
This past week, the Royal College hosted a number of thought leaders to discuss next steps in the Competency By Design (e.g. Canadian CBME) initiative. Deepak Dath reflects on the process. – Jonathan (@sherbino) By Deepak Dath (@drddath) […]
Assessment in medical education: Finding the signal in the noise
This week at the ICENet blog, we’re trying something different. We’re connecting to the Academic Life in Emergency Medicine (ALiEM) blog. With > 50k visits per month, ALiEM is a major (digital) connector/influencer in academic […]